Long-form write-ups of real builds — the decisions, the trade-offs, and the occasional war story.
How a typed corpus of 1,617 words teaches Arabic to Hebrew speakers and Hebrew to Arabic speakers from the same data — with dialect layers, three interface languages, and an honesty policy for cognates.
A cognate dataset where relations are computed, not typed in; sound laws as data; FSRS scheduling; and a Claude grader that degrades gracefully to a heuristic.
How we turned etymology into typed data with a grade on every hop, kept the popular myths separate from the evidence, and animated 848 journeys across one shared map projection.
How a millennia-old numerical tradition became a modern search problem — corpus pipeline, FTS5 relevance, and one codebase that deploys three ways.
A professor's Word transcription of medieval canon law became a searchable, cross-linked web edition — 9,872 Latin gloss units, 18,257 citation links, and an errata list handed back to the scholarship.
A decade of workshop photography became a trilingual furniture portfolio — watermarked catalog, true RTL, and craft details down to a Latin close button.
A trait gallery for a generative NFT collection, wired with React and Firebase in the early ChatGPT era and audited again in 2026 — and a monthly onchain art platform, co-owned and shipped on a first-of-the-month cadence.
What a solo service business actually needs from the web — zero forms, fifteen tap-to-call links, prices on the page, and structured data that lets Google do the selling.
A Brooklyn dryer-vent-cleaning company's web presence, built in two phases — a conversion-focused site funneling to phone and a rented booking tool, then on-site booking, appointment management, and a custom back office replacing the off-the-shelf tools.
A pair of character sites where the interaction design is the characterization — one runs on your attention, its inversion runs on a clock that ignores you.
Ten phone-first chapters inspired by The Alchemist, built in vanilla JavaScript with procedural Canvas art, synthesized sound, seven endings plus a bonus, and original narration throughout.
Avoidant Book's reader shell with an annotation layer added: inline markers, tappable notes on transactional analysis, a clean-read toggle, and self-tests that keep the markers and notes in sync.
A calm, mobile-first reader built around a single therapeutic text treated as sacrosanct — born as a chat artifact and ported to production-ready Next.js the same afternoon.
A kinetic-typography love letter after a 1962 jazz standard — every line misbehaves according to its own word, and an original score synthesized live in the browser plays to the type. Three dependencies, zero audio files.
Four elements, each shown pure and corrupted, in hand-written SVG, CSS, and a few hundred lines of vanilla TypeScript — a study in restraint, motion character, and accessibility as part of the art.
Rendering the Kabbalistic Tree of Life as an interactive art piece — a deterministic starfield, zero-re-render parallax, and a centuries-old diagram modeled as data.